Indifference is a currency
Disconnection is a basis for growth
Self-sufficiency, lift your feet up, so fucking self-sufficient
We want and we fear that life is stable
Ah
The fathers and mothers are trees
I'm a plastic flower with no roots and no mouths to feed
I feel it in my synthetic bones
They'll hold up as a swim away from responsibility
Is the fire station fire safe?
Can you fall if you stand on the edge?
Can anyone hear me except Siri and AltaVista?
Am I just worrying too much?
We're sugar, about to melt in the rain
La-la-la-la,
I'll crumble if you hold me
We're sugar, about to melt in the rain
La-la-la-la,
We're sugar
La-la-la-la,
We're sugar
Yeah, they used to ski to school all year long1 and
We cover our scars with tattoos and
We're always broken but we don't need fixing
A school of fish swim by the led light and
Down my throat and my nose and my veins
We dissolve these worries into the water
I guess everything has good sides and bad sides
We're sugar, about to melt in the rain
La-la-la-la,
I'll crumble if you hold me
We're sugar, running into the drain
La-la-la-la,
We're sugar
La-la-la-la,
La-la-la-la,
I've been thinking
Is the fire station fire safe?
Can you fall if you stand on the edge?
Can anyone hear me except Siri and AltaVista?
Am I just worrying too much?
We're sugar, melting in the rain
I'll crumble if you hold me
We're sugar, running into the drain
La-la-la-la,
We're sugar
La-la-la-la,
Yeah,
There's no sugar shortage here
But it melts when it rains
We're sugar
1. This is a common Finnish idiom which describes old people who are always reminiscing about their difficult childhoods, often in an exaggerated manner. It used to be quite common for children to ski to school in the winter, but obviously nobody did it "all year long"!